Rush Hour was my childhood comfort movie. No matter how many times i've seen it, it always brings the laugh. Thank you Chris and Jackie for making our childhood better.
@dr.Revenue you are joking right? Rush Hour is wonderful but isn't even close to being the original Buddy Cop movie lol. The genre was mainly created by Beverly Hills Cop in the 80's, and became a firmly established franchise in the early 90's due to the Lethal Weapon movies. Rush Hour was just taking on a proven formula, and did so in a unique and fun way--but it sure isn't the original buddy cop movie that started them all lol
No one has made me laugh like Chris Tucker in the Rush Hour Movies. Rush Hour 2, in particular, is such a comfort film for me that I watch it multiple times every year.
Rush Hour 2 is easily one of my Top 5 movies of all time. It's 10000% a comfort film for me. I had it nonstop playing in the background and it made me laugh no matter how many times I watched it.
I know some people think Ruby Rhod is too much, but that whole movie is so far over-the-top that the role needed that energy as to not get lost in the FX, action set pieces, and bizarre fashion. I loved what Tucker did.
I personally feel that even with the amazing visual effects and highly fascinating sci-fi epics we get today- nothing will be able to touch the great nostalgia, visual splendor and great script writing, production that is The Fifth Element. Two other great science fiction films, in my opinion are Valerian and the City of A Thousand Planets and also Avatar. Avatar is a bit overrated, but the first one (having been released in 2009) I thought was also a bit ahead of its time. Shortly after, we got Tron Legacy as well. That was super awesome to see in theaters!
It's incredible that Chris Tucker has only done a handful of movies and each performance has been so iconic! I grew up on Friday, Money Talks, Fifth Element, that was my childhood. He has more iconic roles than actors who have done 10x as many movies
I'm glad they went with Chris Tucker for Ruby Rhod, he brought that character to life in a way no one else could have - not even Prince! He absolutely brought his own energy into that character! Brilliant!
Ruby Rhod is one of my favourite characters of all time. As much of a Prince fan as I am, the role would have somehow been much less memorable than Tucker's performance.
Money Talks is my favorite all time. Its as if he was ad-libbing. Just natural. Though Ruby Rhod is an absolute gem. I cant see anyone else hitting that role. Chris played it flawlessly.
Ruby Rhod was a big step out of a lot of actors comfort zones, but I'm super glad he did that role, because fifth element is still one of my favorite sci-fi flicks to this day. Really animated, really off the wall, and incredibly memorable. Rush hours were a stellar set of movies, love the friday series, Tucker rocks in anything you drop him in!
@@karthikajay3091Jackie Chan is too busy sucking off the ccp back in the Mainland. He's literally been a Chinese government employee for like... 5 years now?
I think he owned the character in Fifth Element and I wish more casting directors took a risk on him. He could really give the energy back in the day. Even as a voice actor, he could've been something.
Living here in Atlanta we run into celebs all the time. Ran into Chris playing golf at Stone Mountain while I was doing an event there. We told him he didn't have to take pictures but the man insisted and shook everyone's hands, despite the amount of people that were at the event. VERY stand up and kind man, he seemed excited to talk to us (even though I could tell it was somewhat exhausting). Good guy, made me like him even more!
Fifth element absolutely needed Chris it was the unhinged beginning middle and end of the movie. His character being self centered and completely superficial at first look but ended up being a big part in the ending to save humanity. We are all human and we all have that part of us capable of being a hero 😊
Money Talks. Is definitely one of the best I grew up with this movie when it came out, my father who has since passed away loved this movie and we watched it many many times and had our laughs. If you haven't seen this movie. Check it out
Almost all of my top favorite movies have Chris tucker: Friday, Money Talks, and Rush Hour trilogy only movie that’s up there that doesn’t have him is Life
This guy is truly a legend. I would say he is the luckiest person in some ways. He was lucky enough to hang out with people like Michael Jackson, Prince, Tupac, Jackie Chan...WE NEED MORE MOVIES MAN!!!
How is he unappreciated. He has been appreciated and smashed out some classics. if you were born after 2000 then you probably didnt get the chance to APPRECIATE him! hate seing these comments . "unappreciated"
Chris Tucker is one of those actors you want to meet and speak too. Will forever appreciate his impact on me as a kid growing up. Plus the amount of great actors and directors he’s worked with, he and his team are Great at picking roles.
Ran into him in Atlanta randomly and when I tell you he’s the nicest person! He knew I wanted a picture but I didn’t want to say and he insisted that I get a few. So nice!
By far Ruby Rhod is one of the most iconic and unforgettable characters in movie history. The Fifth Element has it all, comedy, drama, action and suspension!
So glad that GQ is giving this man a *_WELL-DESERVED_* spotlight! _Friday_ will always be my most favorite movie of all time because of how iconic he made Smokey as a character. Not to mention the *hilarious* _Rush Hour_ trilogy blooper reels!
I have never recognized a character of his as Chris Tucker. Smokey isn't the same guy as Carter and neither of those two fools is Roo-bee-ROD. Chris is an outstanding actor that fills these roles with an amazing and rare talent.
dead presidents is “overlooked” because the movie had too many plot holes, and felt rushed. it’s good but i wish it was 3 hours, Chris was the best part tho.
I don't know if people realize that Chris Tucker knows everyone. Look at the cast that he has dealt with along with the details in these stories he is telling.... LEGEND!!!!
So cool to hear the positivity and passion he has for his craft. Also really cool to know that he looks back on The Fifth Element as a neat chance to do something different as that's certainly a role that stands out in so many peoples' minds.
@@kimnorth7060 yeah I honestly liked the 1st the best but the 2nd was right there with the 1st. But I honestly didn’t think the 3rd was that bad. Especially considering a lot these other 2nd and 3rd made movies in comparison. So I just put trilogy. But I get you.
No one is touching on the fact that he has worked with so many legends. Duncan, Jackson, Tarantino, Affleck, Jordan, Sheen, Witherspoon, Lister, Cube, Willis, Chan, the list goes on and on he is a living legend and will be remembered as one.
Rush Hour, in my opinion, is one of the greatest comedy trilogies of all-time. So many of those scenes could never be made in today's political climate but man those films are certified classics! Chris and Jackie's on-screen chemistry was amazing!
It also had some of the most iconic bloopers ever. Showing bloopers at the end of movies was something Jackie always did in his Hong Kong movies and I'm glad he carried it over to his Hollywood films too.
He deserved a best supporting actor Oscar for the Fifth Element. Ruby Rod is an incredibly memorable character, and he really is so essential to the humour of the movie.
Most actor comedians can only dream of having a career like Chris has had. His movies never get old for me no matter how many times I've seen it and can recite every one of his lines. His movies are more watchable today and most of today's movies, absolutely love them.
Rush Hour is my childhood movie, my father always told me that i'll never regret it. now im 24 years old and still watching it with my wife. i can't wait to tell my children for the next decade . what a masterpiece and legends
Out of all these, his role as Ruby in the 5th element I loved the most. Mainly because it was so out of pocket for a guy like him, but he fit it like a glove. Overall have no hate for anything Chris has done. Total talent and underrated comedian.
We had a great comeback season of 90s actors with Brendan Fraser and Ke Huy Quan. I hope Chris has a come back. Let’s bring back some of our 90s men and women
Such a humble guy. He spent the entire interview giving praise to his peers who helped him on the way up and barely spoke about himself. He has delivered so many laughs over the years.
Such a hughly underrated performer, Ruby Rhod is a true Iconic performance of complete genius. Tucker spends at least half of the time here telling us how great the people he's worked with are, rather then just taking the credit, shows how rare a person he is, on and off screen.
Ruby was the bravest person in that movie..... he was not a trained killer, he had no offensive or defensive abilities at all. Yet, surrounded by gunfire and death, on his stomach crawling through rubble, he comments "I'm going to see if I can get a little closer"… Yes he still screams, he still acts like Ruby.... but that moment showed what he really was. Real journalist.
I love this man's range of voice tones. And each tone of voice fits that character perfectly. Alot of actors do an ancient, which changes their voice completely and doesn't sound like them as person. He still sounds like himself, but the Tone and dialect are different, which brings the character to life. Very talented.
Chris tucker is my childhood legend. He made me laugh and forget about what was going on around me. He played in so many movies and was his authentic self. After watch this it made me even miss how he has been on the big screen. Happy he got a role in AIR. Hopefully people appreciate him as a movie actor because there were only a few to do what he has done
I needed this today. This interview filled a hole that I did not know was missing. I am so glad to see Chris back on screen. I was 3 in ‘98 and I absolutely loved Rush Hour. For MJ to be in a many of Chris’s generations childhood memories, Chris is the same for my generation.
Every movie Tucker is in, it's impossible not to laugh. He's such a great comedy actor. Rush Hour trilogy is the greatest COMEDY FILM SERIES of all-time, i bought them in Blu-ray, i can watch them everyday. As he said, the chemistry between him and Lee is one of a kind, on top of my head, i cannot think of another duo who are as great as they are.
What a legend, so humble and appreciative in this interview! Came to a realisation that he worked with so many people that are now not with us today, RIP to all 🙏🌟
When I had my twins in 2022 there was a marathon of all the rush hour movies, and it is the reason I named my son Karter. I kept hearing “Karter, Karter” and didn’t know I was having twins until delivery, when the nurse asked me what I wanted to name my son I said “KARTER” they both passed away after being born. But it’s hard to watch these movies now, but it also brings me peace. I was having terrible contractions but didn’t pause to laugh at Chris Tucker. So it’s a memory that will always be with me and make me smile and cry.
I honestly don't care if he never does another sequel to Friday or Rush Hour. I'm just glad to see him back in movies period. He's one of the greatest and he's been missed.
I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again, for me Tucker and Chan as two main leading male costars in the Rush Hour trilogy will always be the best of them all. So many happy memories I have of watching them again and again and they never disappoint.
Chris Tucker was the perfect casting for the Rush Hour movies, his mannerisms and chemistry with Jackie Chan worked so well that I can't really imagine anyone else as Carter.
Definitely made my childhood as a 90s baby. My dad showed me Rush Hour and brought me to the theater to see Rush Hour 2 as a kid and I swear I remember it like it was yesterday. Im 27 today. There will NEVER be another Chris Tucker.
Love that bit about Chris Tucker giving praise to Charlie Sheen for insisting that Chris be first on the bill for Money Talks. Everyone knows the drama and memes of Charlie Sheen but that humanizes these "larger than life" characters we see on our TV's. Cool story. Those bits of behind of the scenes are my favorite part of these iconic character breakdowns.
this man has the biggest piece of my heart, Chris Tucker is just different. His personality, his comedy his energy is so contagious. I know every word to Friday and pretty much every word to Rush Hour 3. My comfort movies for life!
The 5th element was Chris Tucker’s masterpiece in my opinion. He was absolutely on level with Bruce Willis in that movie.. it wouldn’t have been the same without Chris.. bravo, artiste! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I watched Fifth Element more than 1000 times with my whole family, one of my favorite movies forever. And r hour with Jackie too. Chris Tucker was always beloved actor who warmed our hearts through this films. I wish him every happiness and hope to see him more
Rush Hour was my childhood comfort movie. No matter how many times i've seen it, it always brings the laugh. Thank you Chris and Jackie for making our childhood better.
same here, I love Chris and Jackie's Chemistry, both of them make me laugh all the time
The OG buddy cop film that set the tone for many to come. Such a brilliantly written movie!
Same
@dr.Revenue you are joking right? Rush Hour is wonderful but isn't even close to being the original Buddy Cop movie lol. The genre was mainly created by Beverly Hills Cop in the 80's, and became a firmly established franchise in the early 90's due to the Lethal Weapon movies. Rush Hour was just taking on a proven formula, and did so in a unique and fun way--but it sure isn't the original buddy cop movie that started them all lol
SAME
Its such a shame we didn't get to see more of him in his prime. Such a talented guy. He steals every scene he's in.
He could still be in his prime! Man is intelligent and a great actor. Hope to get more of the wisened version of him
did you really have to use the world steal?
He was friends with epstein. That epstein. Look it up.
Steal is a good word, he definitely commanded his screen time when he had it.
I think he gave us quality over quantity. Everything he did was great!
No one has made me laugh like Chris Tucker in the Rush Hour Movies. Rush Hour 2, in particular, is such a comfort film for me that I watch it multiple times every year.
His Netflix stand-up is also something I was at least twice a year hahahaha he is simply too good.
Me too I can recite both one and two word for word how many times I’ve watched it. My girlfriend hates the movie cause I put it on so much 💀
Rush Hour 2 is just golden! I love everything about it!
Rush Hour 2 is easily one of my Top 5 movies of all time. It's 10000% a comfort film for me. I had it nonstop playing in the background and it made me laugh no matter how many times I watched it.
Yeah, I like Chris Tucker's personality.
I know some people think Ruby Rhod is too much, but that whole movie is so far over-the-top that the role needed that energy as to not get lost in the FX, action set pieces, and bizarre fashion. I loved what Tucker did.
A big thanks to Prince for giving in his role to Chris. Chris did it all & I still love that movie. ❤
The Fifth Element is fantastic.
Fifth Element was way ahead of its time - incredible acting, writing and production with a great cast.
I personally feel that even with the amazing visual effects and highly fascinating sci-fi epics we get today- nothing will be able to touch the great nostalgia, visual splendor and great script writing, production that is The Fifth Element. Two other great science fiction films, in my opinion are Valerian and the City of A Thousand Planets and also Avatar. Avatar is a bit overrated, but the first one (having been released in 2009) I thought was also a bit ahead of its time. Shortly after, we got Tron Legacy as well. That was super awesome to see in theaters!
@@blkspiderstryker the second Tron.
yes yes yesss 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Most stylish sci-fi movie ever…
Every 5 seconds
It's incredible that Chris Tucker has only done a handful of movies and each performance has been so iconic! I grew up on Friday, Money Talks, Fifth Element, that was my childhood. He has more iconic roles than actors who have done 10x as many movies
Facts 💯
Quality over Quantity
We’ll handful is not. He has over 10 movies
I couldn’t agree more 💯
@@diegocasas8511 13 movies in a 30 year career. What do you call that, 1.5 handfuls?
I’m glad he talked about 5th element. The minute his character is introduced in the movie, he was part of the main plot and he was so fun and lovable.
He stole the movie imo
@@Red_Rebel suprisingly everybody stole that movie, every character was memorable. But yeah wouldn’t be 5th element without ruby.
My favorite movie 🎬❤ on this plant 🎉
now i’m trying to imagine what it would’ve been like if prince actually did it, can’t imagine it not being chris tucker
That movie is a classic. Chris was memorable crazy, but also Bruce, Milla and Garry.
I'm glad they went with Chris Tucker for Ruby Rhod, he brought that character to life in a way no one else could have - not even Prince! He absolutely brought his own energy into that character! Brilliant!
Ruby Rhod is one of my favourite characters of all time. As much of a Prince fan as I am, the role would have somehow been much less memorable than Tucker's performance.
Least talked about part but always my favorite.
He got an energy about his characters
It's a shame we don't see him in movie projects anymore. Such a talent!
the movie "Air" just came out bro! he's a big part of that movie, but i agree. hopefully he is in more films
@@LittleFattyYT thanks
pretty sure he was implicated with Jeffrey Epstein, and that's why
@@LittleFattyYT what's it about?
Rush Hour 4 Is In The Works He Will Be Back 😊
Chris Tucker is such a memorable actor, and I love the way he talks so gratefully and respectfully about his costars. Really a humble likeable guy.
he skipped talking about bruce willis 🤣
he also went to e*sien island
@@NorthWestPvPlolrektnoob thank you. He is one of them for sure
Chris and cube was like franklin and Lamar
pedo btw
He aged pretty well. One of my favorite comedians.
He aged like fine wine🥰🥰
Yeah plus that man-wig unit helped too lol.
@@unNORMALized420 man-wig? Is that a wig on his head?
@@unNORMALized420 nah its just for men hair and beard
He need the gym tho
dude is such an underrated humble genius
Agreed!
He flew on Epsteins jet a number of times…
His roles are iconic, legendary, memorable. He deserves all the recognition and more movies
King deserves his flowers 👌🏽❤️❤️
He started to turn down roles that made him say curse words
@@thomasnguyen5639 is that true? what were those movies?
@@lemonstranglerthat’s a lie he just wanted more money that’s the reason he never did another Friday movie
Uh huh and his filmography is sooooo long.😂
Chris Tucker is a core memory of our childhood along with all the greats
The mans up there with santa claus
800th like
Ruby Rod is frankly one of a kind. You literally can't have that character again without Chris Tucker.
I don't think anybody could have done that role. He literally created and gave Life to that character !
He's the OG non binary
Money Talks is my favorite all time. Its as if he was ad-libbing. Just natural. Though Ruby Rhod is an absolute gem. I cant see anyone else hitting that role. Chris played it flawlessly.
Prince defenitly wouldn't have been a better choice for the part,Tucker was gigantic in that role.
Right, I can't imagine prince doing it. I see the inspiration but chris' energy made that character.
Ruby Rhod was a big step out of a lot of actors comfort zones, but I'm super glad he did that role, because fifth element is still one of my favorite sci-fi flicks to this day. Really animated, really off the wall, and incredibly memorable. Rush hours were a stellar set of movies, love the friday series, Tucker rocks in anything you drop him in!
He had to
So glad we're giving this man his flowers... the dedication he has to his craft is unmatched. He deserves all the recognition!!!
4 Real it's awesome seeing him talk about his iconic characters that he did in his career Chris Tucker is one of the greats.
So you don't care about him on the Lolita Express or Epstein Island?
Except for the Epstein thing
About time
@@reggiewolfpac ikr
Chris Tucker making a comeback is so well timed. Joining Brendan Fraser, Ke Huy Quan, and so many other legends.
Still waiting for Jackie Chan
@@karthikajay3091Jackie Chan is too busy sucking off the ccp back in the Mainland.
He's literally been a Chinese government employee for like... 5 years now?
@@karthikajay3091 currently busy sucking the udders of the ccp
Yes
@@karthikajay3091the grape vine is buzzing about a rush hour 4 🤷🏽♀️
Chris tucker ages like a fine wine
I think he owned the character in Fifth Element and I wish more casting directors took a risk on him. He could really give the energy back in the day. Even as a voice actor, he could've been something.
Stg if I watch an anime and I hear Chris tuckers voice I'll have a heart attack😂😂😂
Living here in Atlanta we run into celebs all the time. Ran into Chris playing golf at Stone Mountain while I was doing an event there. We told him he didn't have to take pictures but the man insisted and shook everyone's hands, despite the amount of people that were at the event. VERY stand up and kind man, he seemed excited to talk to us (even though I could tell it was somewhat exhausting). Good guy, made me like him even more!
Awesome guy❤.🎉
I'm in Atlanta too I'd love to meet him.
That takes a lot of stamina to do, I tried my hand at taking pictures. That is tiring, and I give compliments to him.
❤
It's nice to know that someone so likable in his film roles is also quite likable in real life as well. Thanks for sharing that story, Earl.
He was not in a lot of movies but his roles are all iconic. Love Chris Tucker.
Me too.
True
He didn't want to sell out. He left Hollywood after spiraling with overspending and debt then turned to Christ becoming really religious.
Yea he stop making movies he didn't want to do them know more
@@60wwediva exactly
Fifth element absolutely needed Chris it was the unhinged beginning middle and end of the movie. His character being self centered and completely superficial at first look but ended up being a big part in the ending to save humanity. We are all human and we all have that part of us capable of being a hero 😊
Money talks is such an underrated movie. Comedy throughout and his scenes with Paul Sorvino are absolute gold.
Money Talks. Is definitely one of the best
I grew up with this movie when it came out, my father who has since passed away loved this movie and we watched it many many times and had our laughs. If you haven't seen this movie. Check it out
A lot of people think its one of the best action comedies of the 90s. It’s a classic
Came here to see if someone agreed with me on that 🤣
Every time I hear You’re the first, the last, My Everything I always think of Franklin😂
Almost all of my top favorite movies have Chris tucker: Friday, Money Talks, and Rush Hour trilogy only movie that’s up there that doesn’t have him is Life
This guy is truly a legend. I would say he is the luckiest person in some ways. He was lucky enough to hang out with people like Michael Jackson, Prince, Tupac, Jackie Chan...WE NEED MORE MOVIES MAN!!!
Don’t forget Ice Cube!
nah fr, i don’t fanboy over much but i’d be honored to meet chris tucker
Bernie Mac and John Witherspoon as well
@butterbean2257he probably met Trump too
They were all lucky to hang out with him as well.
Chris Tucker will forever be in my comedy hall of fame because he gave us so many classic lines and hilarious tropes we still use to this day.
The embodiment of the phrase “It takes a lot of care to make something look care free” the dude PREPARED for these roles. So inspiring
Chris Tucker is seriously underappreciated. Even his standup was great 🥰
Epstein and Bill sure appreciate(d) him.
How is he unappreciated. He has been appreciated and smashed out some classics. if you were born after 2000 then you probably didnt get the chance to APPRECIATE him! hate seing these comments . "unappreciated"
Bro is so good he basically became a femboy for the movie The Fifth Element 💀😳 and of course the iconic rush hour movies! My god he is a legend
@@ronyay3586 he is unappreciated in my opinion or he would’ve done more movies
Unfortunately because of his religious choices, he began turning down rolls and the industry kind of stopped asking him.
He always paid tribute to Michael Jackson wherever he could, even though Michael has passed. A true friend.
Chris Tucker is one of those actors you want to meet and speak too. Will forever appreciate his impact on me as a kid growing up. Plus the amount of great actors and directors he’s worked with, he and his team are Great at picking roles.
I bet he's had an impact on a lot of little kids.
@@Footballhead1986 Hahahha on the pedo island 🤔
Ran into him in Atlanta randomly and when I tell you he’s the nicest person! He knew I wanted a picture but I didn’t want to say and he insisted that I get a few. So nice!
He was one with the most flys in Epstein’s Pussyplane to Epstein’s Island.
By far Ruby Rhod is one of the most iconic and unforgettable characters in movie history. The Fifth Element has it all, comedy, drama, action and suspension!
I still be bzzzz ‘ing my sisters away lmao
So glad that GQ is giving this man a *_WELL-DESERVED_* spotlight! _Friday_ will always be my most favorite movie of all time because of how iconic he made Smokey as a character. Not to mention the *hilarious* _Rush Hour_ trilogy blooper reels!
Deserves
Deyyyyymmmmm
He deserves these nuts
Chris Tucker has won my heart by making laugh my tears out in every movie
l put my hamster in a sock and slammed it against the furniture
This man’s movies got me thru some very dark times as a kid.
I Can replay Rush Hour, Money Talks, Friday, the 5Th Element over and over again.
My grandma has all the vhs’ of these 😂😂
@@AsiaJahnea so do I! Dang I feel old lol
I have never recognized a character of his as Chris Tucker. Smokey isn't the same guy as Carter and neither of those two fools is Roo-bee-ROD. Chris is an outstanding actor that fills these roles with an amazing and rare talent.
Dead Presidents is so overlooked (doesn’t even have a Blu-Ray release!) and Tucker is phenomenal in it, his final scene is so haunting
One of my fav all-time movies. Impacted me hard as a child (even tho children shouldn’t have been watching that 😂)
💯
@Nobody Special515 MONEY TALKS IS CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED
dead presidents is “overlooked” because the movie had too many plot holes, and felt rushed. it’s good but i wish it was 3 hours, Chris was the best part tho.
Agreeed
I don't know if people realize that Chris Tucker knows everyone. Look at the cast that he has dealt with along with the details in these stories he is telling.... LEGEND!!!!
He was best friends with Michael Jackson. He knew EVERYBODY.
He did know a lot of people, including this one guy who had this island, Jeff something i can't remember his name
Who didn’t know Jeff?
“Never touch a black man’s radio!!!” That scene with Jackie in rush hour still makes me laugh till this day!!!!
Never touch a Chinese man radio...you owe me one copy of Beach Boys 😆
I still quote that line if someone touches mine. Lol😂
@@monsterattack712It was Chinese man's CD, not radio.
@@jamescroft1522 same me too!!!!😂😂
Beach Boy is great American music!!
So cool to hear the positivity and passion he has for his craft. Also really cool to know that he looks back on The Fifth Element as a neat chance to do something different as that's certainly a role that stands out in so many peoples' minds.
James Carter easily takes the cake, the chemistry Chris and Jackie had together for the trilogy was beyond hilarious
The block was already messed up anyways!!!
Carter!!!
@@tropixx_xlr1549 LEEEEEEEE!!!
He's so underrated yet so phenomenal!
Yep
This man chooses his movies pretty well. I was lookin at his filmography and it’s petty solid and relatively short for someone of his iconic status.
The way Chris Tucker delivers a line is like nobody else.
The chemistry with Jackie is beautiful to see.
Money Talks is really a hidden gem. Chris Tucker's acting is so iconic. Truly one of a kind..
The Rush hour trilogy will FOREVER be a classic. I was born 1991 and grew up to all this man’s classics boy!
The third sucked and it’s why we have not seen another in a long time
@@kimnorth7060 yeah I honestly liked the 1st the best but the 2nd was right there with the 1st. But I honestly didn’t think the 3rd was that bad. Especially considering a lot these other 2nd and 3rd made movies in comparison. So I just put trilogy. But I get you.
@@kimnorth7060The third one did not suck bruh. It wasn’t as good as the first two but it was better than most of the crap coming out today.
Aw yeah '91 !!
I was born in 2009 and I still watch it today, the best trilogy by far
His voice is so iconic, no actor has ever sounded anything like him.
Chris Rock
Eddie Murphy
Kevin heart
@@deeem2628 naw
@@deeem2628 Bro you actually posted this and thought this made sense?
@@deeem2628 not really.. its voice not accent or tone
@@deeem2628 all of those examples has distinct voices.
The funniest dude I’ve ever seen in any movie. You can’t take your eyes off him when he’s on screen. Legend.
Heartagram appreciation comment
@@chrisheeran Haha, thanks man. HIM are my favourite rock band of all time.
I love how positive he is about working with this and that. It's like he has something nice to say about everyone
Tucker a total legend. Sad that almost all the guys he speaks of have passed.
No one is touching on the fact that he has worked with so many legends. Duncan, Jackson, Tarantino, Affleck, Jordan, Sheen, Witherspoon, Lister, Cube, Willis, Chan, the list goes on and on he is a living legend and will be remembered as one.
He also worked with minors on Epsteins island don’t forget😉
Bernie mac
He even worked with Oldman.
Jeffrey Epstein
@@TimothyPossible 😂
Chris is truely a legend. He’s never had a bad role.
@ButterBean oh my lol, was he even on the guest list?
@butterbean2257 countless people went there, it hosted parties for celebs ... any evidence he did something nefarious ?
... except for being friends with bill Clinton, Epstein, and Kevin Spacey...when they would visit Epstein's island.
The 5th element was such an amazing movie. Sci-fi movies can't touch its greatness, and Chris Tucker was iconic in it
Rush Hour, in my opinion, is one of the greatest comedy trilogies of all-time. So many of those scenes could never be made in today's political climate but man those films are certified classics! Chris and Jackie's on-screen chemistry was amazing!
Ok drumpftard 🥲
So you don't care about him on the Lolita Express or Epstein Island?
Not one of.... It is the best comedy trilogy of all time!
It also had some of the most iconic bloopers ever. Showing bloopers at the end of movies was something Jackie always did in his Hong Kong movies and I'm glad he carried it over to his Hollywood films too.
Rush Hour 1 2 & 3 are all great comedies that won’t happen again
He deserved a best supporting actor Oscar for the Fifth Element. Ruby Rod is an incredibly memorable character, and he really is so essential to the humour of the movie.
I wanna see this movie again🤣…
I do love that movie but he was honestly the best part about it lol
I was waiting for this comment
Most actor comedians can only dream of having a career like Chris has had. His movies never get old for me no matter how many times I've seen it and can recite every one of his lines. His movies are more watchable today and most of today's movies, absolutely love them.
I love Prince, but the part of Ruby in the fifth element, was made for Chris!! That's my favorite movie and I think he did an amazing job as Ruby! 😄😄
Rush Hour is my childhood movie, my father always told me that i'll never regret it. now im 24 years old and still watching it with my wife. i can't wait to tell my children for the next decade . what a masterpiece and legends
Married at 24? It won't last
that you will never regret what?
@@4everflow oh, i see. are you american too?
Chris Tucker had such a natural comedic energy especially when acting. He deserved to do more honestly abd he made me smile.
Money Talks is really a hidden gem
GEMMMMMMMMMMM
Was my childhood movie and just finished watching it. One of the best comedies
Really should have won an Oscar for comedy…..
frfr favorite movie after Friday 😂
He wasn’t scared of going to jail, he wanted to see all of his friends! 😅
Out of all these, his role as Ruby in the 5th element I loved the most. Mainly because it was so out of pocket for a guy like him, but he fit it like a glove. Overall have no hate for anything Chris has done. Total talent and underrated comedian.
Nice dude. Good dude. Mentioned all of his co stars, gave people credit/compliments. Class act.
... almost like a creep trying to come off respectful
@@TheUnholyPosole Thats such a weird thing to project on someone for absolutely no reason
One thing i love about Rush Hour is their Chemistry. They we're like meant to be the duo,even their bloopers like they have a total blast together.
Me too.
We had a great comeback season of 90s actors with Brendan Fraser and Ke Huy Quan. I hope Chris has a come back. Let’s bring back some of our 90s men and women
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Next year Cameron Diaz she is coming back with a new movie with Jamie Foxx and also Christopher Walken in Dune part 2
Just wait for the Air Jordan movie. He nailed his role in that. The energy he brings
I hope not, Chris Tucker likes to take flights with Bill Clinton and Kevin Spacey to Jeffery Epstein's Pedo Island
Rush Hour 4 is confirmed
Such a humble guy. He spent the entire interview giving praise to his peers who helped him on the way up and barely spoke about himself. He has delivered so many laughs over the years.
His role in "Dead Presidents" was a highly underrated role. He probably had the biggest character arc in that whole movie and nailed it 👍
I Agree.
A lot of his roles were underrated like Ruby Rhod in Fifth Element. He should have won an oscar.
@@adamxiong1817 I agree.............but don't tell Katt Williams that. He "wore a dress"😂😂😂😂
Such a hughly underrated performer, Ruby Rhod is a true Iconic performance of complete genius. Tucker spends at least half of the time here telling us how great the people he's worked with are, rather then just taking the credit, shows how rare a person he is, on and off screen.
Chris Tucker is such a talent. I adore him so much.
Chris Tucker is one of the most funniest and genuine actors period. Loved him in every rush hour movie too 😂
It's absolutely amazing how humble he is, especially when you consider how much of an absolute legend he is.
“How did I- why did I do that?” 😂😂
Chris Tucker is an absolute GEM! I’m proud of him for staying true to himself and always enjoy his characters. 💜✨
Vic Damone JR 😳
😂😂😂
@@RighteousGemz Vic Damone JR JR
lmao 5th element classic
Ruby was the bravest person in that movie..... he was not a trained killer, he had no offensive or defensive abilities at all. Yet, surrounded by gunfire and death, on his stomach crawling through rubble, he comments "I'm going to see if I can get a little closer"… Yes he still screams, he still acts like Ruby.... but that moment showed what he really was. Real journalist.
I love this man's range of voice tones.
And each tone of voice fits that character perfectly.
Alot of actors do an ancient, which changes their voice completely and doesn't sound like them as person.
He still sounds like himself, but the Tone and dialect are different, which brings the character to life.
Very talented.
Hi pretty lady how are you doing ♥️
Chris Tucker is a living legend himself. Money Talks is one of my favorite movies, I know all
his parts! 😩😂 I love to see him getting his flowers! 🥰🤩💐
Fifth element is movie I can rewatch over and over again. Love this movie
Glad this man is still alive and healthy.🖤
I've seen 5th element so many times and it's still and always will be gold. His character in the movie is absolutely spot on crazy funny.
Ruby Rhod was and still is a staple of comedic acting. The Fifth Element will always remain a cinematic gem.
i miss him , i'm glad he is staying sober and taking care of himself now
Chris tucker is my childhood legend. He made me laugh and forget about what was going on around me. He played in so many movies and was his authentic self. After watch this it made me even miss how he has been on the big screen. Happy he got a role in AIR. Hopefully people appreciate him as a movie actor because there were only a few to do what he has done
I needed this today. This interview filled a hole that I did not know was missing. I am so glad to see Chris back on screen. I was 3 in ‘98 and I absolutely loved Rush Hour. For MJ to be in a many of Chris’s generations childhood memories, Chris is the same for my generation.
It was dope seeing MJ and Chris was so close.
I feel you. Chris seems like a genuine soul, good vibes.
I love chris trucker he so funny
Every movie Tucker is in, it's impossible not to laugh. He's such a great comedy actor. Rush Hour trilogy is the greatest COMEDY FILM SERIES of all-time, i bought them in Blu-ray, i can watch them everyday. As he said, the chemistry between him and Lee is one of a kind, on top of my head, i cannot think of another duo who are as great as they are.
Chris Tucker is funnier than Chris Rock
Truer words have never been spoken
Less annoying too.
Chris Rock ain't funny at all
Oh, we commenting the obvious now? 😂😂
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Chris Tucker is one of the few people that I want to see more of in any capacity whether its movies or stand-up. One of the all time greats!
I feel like Chris’s career should’ve definitely been bigger but he’s very essential to us!! Love every movie he’s in 😌🔥😊
he didn't want it. He left fame
@@2sallads no, he refused to do anymore films that were not in line with his beliefs and he also stopped using curse words.
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Did he find Jesus?
@@aribrahim1898 Prior to that he was sick of the limelight.
Do you see Chris he looks great self care took a stepback or else he would've been overworked and stressed
What a legend, so humble and appreciative in this interview! Came to a realisation that he worked with so many people that are now not with us today, RIP to all 🙏🌟
When I had my twins in 2022 there was a marathon of all the rush hour movies, and it is the reason I named my son Karter. I kept hearing “Karter, Karter” and didn’t know I was having twins until delivery, when the nurse asked me what I wanted to name my son I said “KARTER” they both passed away after being born. But it’s hard to watch these movies now, but it also brings me peace. I was having terrible contractions but didn’t pause to laugh at Chris Tucker. So it’s a memory that will always be with me and make me smile and cry.
Chris is an absolute gem, man... wish he'd come back for another Rush Hour
It's happening.
Chris tucker was also traveling with Epstein all these years! Still on top!
We need him to take out the Friday series with a bang.
He is 😎
@@ZONES89RS Too many people have passed for that now. Pretty sure they tried a few years ago and Chris didn't wanna do it.
I honestly don't care if he never does another sequel to Friday or Rush Hour. I'm just glad to see him back in movies period. He's one of the greatest and he's been missed.
Is he back to doing acting?
@@Danzin_Danzibar this is promotion for a movie called "Air" that he's in.
It's about Nike saving their company by sponsoring Michael Jordan.
Yeah he spent too much time on Epstein Island. Glad to see him back to acting....
@@improbablyyourdad8458 is this the first film he made his return to acting?
@@Danzin_Danzibar his last two movies were put out in 2016 and 2012.
I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again, for me Tucker and Chan as two main leading male costars in the Rush Hour trilogy will always be the best of them all. So many happy memories I have of watching them again and again and they never disappoint.
Chris has hit that age where he's mellowed out a bit and is doing some really interesting character stuff. I love it
Chris Tucker was the perfect casting for the Rush Hour movies, his mannerisms and chemistry with Jackie Chan worked so well that I can't really imagine anyone else as Carter.
Definitely made my childhood as a 90s baby. My dad showed me Rush Hour and brought me to the theater to see Rush Hour 2 as a kid and I swear I remember it like it was yesterday. Im 27 today. There will NEVER be another Chris Tucker.
Love that bit about Chris Tucker giving praise to Charlie Sheen for insisting that Chris be first on the bill for Money Talks. Everyone knows the drama and memes of Charlie Sheen but that humanizes these "larger than life" characters we see on our TV's. Cool story. Those bits of behind of the scenes are my favorite part of these iconic character breakdowns.
His acting in Fifth Element deserved awards
this man has the biggest piece of my heart, Chris Tucker is just different. His personality, his comedy his energy is so contagious. I know every word to Friday and pretty much every word to Rush Hour 3. My comfort movies for life!
Samee
I can read out the movie script in Friday 😅
The 5th element was Chris Tucker’s masterpiece in my opinion. He was absolutely on level with Bruce Willis in that movie.. it wouldn’t have been the same without Chris.. bravo, artiste! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
plus the way he played off Willis very dry energy was a really good counterbalance
He played so out of the usual character that it was amazing to see. Especially now after Bruce’s diagnosis
I watched Fifth Element more than 1000 times with my whole family, one of my favorite movies forever. And r hour with Jackie too. Chris Tucker was always beloved actor who warmed our hearts through this films. I wish him every happiness and hope to see him more
More than a thousand times? Youve watched it 3-4 times a month since its release without break?
@@nickyp1435must watch it weekly if so 😮😮😮😮😮😮
Chris Tucker is one of the most underrated actors of our generation. He amplifies every movie that he’s in. What a legend.
Chris aged beautifully like his acting ❤️
Dead Presidents is such an underrated masterpiece. Says more about contemporary America than most want to admit.